Drink Freely
French Montana Lyrics

You and your home girls drinkin' on me tonight
The singer is acknowledging that the listener and her friends are drinking with him or his group tonight.

So drink freely (what) Turn the lights on!
The singer encourages the listener to drink as much as she wants and asks to turn on the lights for everyone to see.

And holler anytime you need me
The singer tells the listener to ask for his assistance whenever she needs it.

Baby you should enjoy yourself
The artist suggests that the listener should have fun and enjoy herself.

Bossed up need no help
The artist boasts about his successful status and self-sufficiency.

They say fly girls have more fun
The singer references a common saying about attractive and confident women experiencing more enjoyment in life.

Get wasted like we on the run
The singer suggests that everyone should drink enough to get drunk, similar to running away from something.

First we turn the party out
The artist implies that he and the listener are making the party more exciting and enjoyable for everyone.

Then I turn shorty out
The artist suggests that he will give the listener a pleasurable time intimately.

European car, put your luggage by the engine
The artist references a European car brand and tells the listener where to put her luggage in the car.

I'll be Rothstein then you could be my Ginger
The singer references a character from a movie and asks the listener to play the role of another character from the same movie.

(Montana) Shorty cash out I don't sell dreams
The artist, using his stage name, emphasizes that he won't deceive the listener with unrealistic promises just to have sex with her.

You got a V12? I got 12 V's
The singer references a powerful car engine and boasts that he has more of that engine type than the listener.

I need a new girl, I need a few girls
The singer states that he wants to meet new women and have multiple sexual partners.

I need a pornstar, I need a schoolgirl
The singer explicitly mentions he desires women with different professions and appearances.

You never stress me, we drinkin' champagne
The artist implies that he enjoys drinking champagne with the listener because she doesn't bother him with her problems or complaints.

We livin' stress free
The artist implies that his lifestyle involves no worries or responsibilities that cause anxiety or tension.

Ain't worry 'bout a damn thing
The singer emphasizes that he has no concerns or cares about anything.

See you workin' hard, go enjoy yourself
The singer encourages the listener to have fun and relax after a period of hard work.

Drop top breeze good for your health
The artist references a convertible car and implies that driving it with the roof down is beneficial for someone's health and well-being.

Holler if you need me I'll kidnap you for the month
The artist jokingly offers to take the listener with him for a month if she needs him, implying that she will have no choice.

I throw them doors up and tell her go in for the punt
The artist references expensive car doors and suggests that he will let the listener go inside without any obstacles.

We don't use G5's, water planes
The singer implies that he and his group do not travel by private jets or water planes.

Land on your surfboard, hop out with my shirt off
The artist suggests that he will arrive at a place using a surfboard and will take his shirt off when he comes out of the water.

(Montana) Gold chains like Notre Dame
The singer, again using his stage name, compares his gold chains to a famous cultural symbol.

Wakin' up wasted, do the walk of shame
The singer implies that he often wakes up drunk and does the 'walk of shame' after sleeping with someone.

Yo P, tell the waitress Send like 50 bottles over to shorty
The singer addresses someone named 'P' and instructs him to order 50 more bottles of alcohol for the listener.

I can tell when you got dressed tonight Girl you took your time
The artist implies that the listener put effort into her appearance tonight.

Might as well have a few shots on me
The artist offers to pay for the listener's alcohol drinks.

Girl the pleasure's mine (yeah)
The singer implies that he is happy to spend time with the listener and wants to make her feel good.

And I ain't tryin' to crowd you baby
The singer assures that he is not trying to be overly aggressive or intrusive towards the listener.

I just wanna play my part
The artist implies that he wants to contribute to the listener's enjoyment and satisfy her needs.

There's a lot of niggas 'round you baby But all them niggas do is talk
The artist points out that there are many guys around the listener, but they are not doing much except for talking.

And I'm thinkin' where they clash at? IPhone 5, check your NASDAQ
The artist implies that those guys are not wealthy or successful as he is and references a new phone model and stock market index.

After party's wherever your ass at
The singer suggests that he will follow the listener to wherever she wants to go after the party.

100 grand large in the 'rari where my stash at
The artist references a sports car and implies that he has a large sum of money stored somewhere in it.

Corny shit I'm past that, TTLO with the hashtag
The singer categorizes some things as immature and outdated and references a hashtag for his own brand or motto.